Iers ranging from social to attitudinal and physical barriers. These barriers could heavily impede the

Iers ranging from social to attitudinal and physical barriers. These barriers could heavily impede the functional and social activities among the stroke survivors. The findings of this study highlight the will need for interventions that include things like awareness and education of communities about disability and advocating for accessible services and physical structures for persons with disabilities living in this geographical Elagolix setting. Authorities accountable for development programmes must spend unique consideration towards the involvement with the stroke survivors and place revenue producing activities in placeAfrican Wellness Sciences Vol 11 No three Septemberas it can be tough for them to return to their preceding manual occupations such as agriculture. Acknowledgements We are most grateful to the authorities who gave us the permission to conduct such a study. We extremely thank the participants who accepted to take part in this study and all who assisted us in one particular way or the other.11.12.13.
Consistent high teenage pregnancy rates in South-western Nigeria are characteristically underpinned by the unmet social requires in the teenagers. Objective: To elicit intergenerational views on the influence of unmet social wants on teenage pregnancy. Solutions: Through a descriptive and cross-sectional style, a total of 174 respondents who had been either pregnant teenagers, teenage mothers throughout the survey or had been pregnant as teenagers, were interviewed, applying questionnaire supplemented with 12 essential informant interviews. Benefits: With the imply age of 16.five years, and educational status variety of in between key and beneath (25.eight ) and tertiary (9.eight ) levels, only 39.7 respondents have been married, about half (47.7 ) remained single when other people have been separated (12.6 ). Less than half (44.9 ) of the respondents have been engaged in occupational activities. The unmet material and financial supports expected from parents (43.1 ), the lack of no cost education from government up till secondary school level (51.2 ), the lack of sex education and knowledge needs for indicators of maturity (53.4 ) and discouragement from friends not to have boyfriend (66.1 ) prone teenagers to unplanned pregnancy. Conclusion: Promotion of sexual education and parental care is encouraged as approach against unplanned pregnancy amongst teenagers. Search phrases: Unmet requires, pregnancy resolution, teenagers, Nigeria DOI: http:dx.doi.org10.4314ahs.v14i4.27 Introduction Teenage period is characteristically a transition stage when folks develop into sexually active1. Generally less than 20 years but higher than 13 years2, teenagers are unquestionably at a vulnerable improvement stage where they attempt to navigate the sensitive transitions from childhood to adolescence3, the stage that is also characterized by increase in individual manage, duty and independence. Teenagers regularly negotiate PubMed ID:http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21324894 and adjust to enhanced demands of a more autonomous life-style therefore reactions to societal sexual norms and expectations develop into the essential tasks of teenagers4. As teenage pregnancy can be grounded by social and economic factors5, its upkeep may be jeopardized with physical and emotional pressure6, hence conscientiously contributing to poverty cycle7. The selection to maintain the pregnancy could also be unavoidably influenced by social, economic and cultural factors such Corresponding author: Kabiru K. Salami, Department of Sociology University of Ibadan, Nigeria Email: kabsalamiyahoo.co.uk as the level of education, socialization, family ac.